This is a discussion on Fallback transport within the alt.comp.mail.exim forums, part of the Mail Servers and Related category; I have two location profiles. One where the SMTP server is connect'able and the other where a direct connection ...
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I have two location profiles. One where the SMTP server is
connect'able and the other where a direct connection to the SMTP server is not available. The direct connection times out. In the first location, everything works fine. But in the second location, mail keeps waiting until I move to the first location when EXIM gets a direct connection to the SMTP server. In the second location, what I want to do is to tunnel the connection to the SMTP server through say port XXX on the localhost. But this tunneling should be used only when there is no direct connection to the SMTP server. Thus this is the fallback option. But the problem is that the fallback hosts do not allow port numbers to be specified. Has anybody done a similar thing earlier ? I using EXIM 3.34 on Debian. |